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6251. _words spoken in earnest will convince him
- A. A few
- B. The few
- C. Few
- D. Fewer
Explanation: A is the correct option. This phrase indicates some words that are spoken seriously, which fits well in the context of the sentence, suggesting that certain words can convince him.
Correct answer: A few6252. Supply the correct form of verb:Farah has planned _ before the next term.
- A. Resign
- B. Resignation
- C. Resigning
- D. To resign
Explanation: This is the correct answer. After "has planned," the infinitive form "to resign" appropriately completes the sentence, indicating what Farah intends to do.
Correct answer: To resign6253. Choose the correct sentence.
- A. My father was talking to his friend on mobile phone when I fall from the bicycle.
- B. My father is talking to his friend on mobile phone when I fall from the bicycle.
- C. My father was talking to his friend on mobile phone when I fell from the bicycle.
- D. My father was talking to his friend on mobile phone when I am falling from the bicycle.
Explanation: This sentence is correct. It uses past continuous ("was talking") for an ongoing action and simple past ("fell") for an action that interrupts it, following a correct sequence of tenses.
Correct answer: My father was talking to his friend on mobile phone when I fell from the bicycle.6254. After she _ the stairs, her heart almost gave out from exhaustion.
- A. Has climbed
- B. Have climbed
- C. Had climbed
- D. Was climbing
Explanation: This option is correct. "Had climbed" is past perfect tense, which is used to show an action completed before another past action or event. It effectively shows that the climbing occurred before her exhaustion.
Correct answer: Had climbed6255. We are about _ at the place where we can set up our tents.
- A. To arrive
- B. Arriving
- C. Be arriving
- D. To have arriving
Explanation: The phrase "about to" is correctly followed by the base form of the verb, as in "arrive." This construction is grammatically accurate and commonly used in English to indicate an imminent future action.
Correct answer: To arrive6256. It is common knowledge to anyone who studies science, that the earth _ on its own axis once every 24 hours.
- A. Revolves
- B. Revolve
- C. Has revolved
- D. Has had revolved
Explanation: "Revolves" is the correct verb to describe the Earth's motion around its axis, and it matches the subject "the Earth" in the present simple tense.
Correct answer: Revolves6257. When I _ him, Rauf _ cricket.
- A. Was, playing
- B. Saw, is playing
- C. Saw, was playing
- D. Saw, played
Explanation: The correct structure for an action happening when another action occurred is past simple + past continuous.
Correct answer: Saw, was playing6258. My friend _ from Cholera since August.
- A. Suffer
- B. Suffered
- C. Suffering
- D. Is suffering
Explanation: Option D, "is suffering," is the correct answer as it correctly uses the present continuous tense to describe an ongoing action.The sentence is in the present tense and describes an ongoing action. The present continuous tense, formed by using "is/am/are + verb + -ing," is used to describe an action that is happening at the time of speaking or an action that started in the past and is still happening.
Correct answer: Is suffering6259. Demonstrate the control of tenses and sentence structure:My brother and sister _ basketball every evening.
- A. Practises
- B. Practise
- C. Practising
- D. Are practicing
Explanation: The key word here is 'every evening' which indicates simple present tense. Simple Present tense is used to mention a habitual action or a skill repeated regularly. Therefore the first form of verb 'practice' will be used.
Correct answer: Practise6260. Demonstrate control of tenses and sentence structure.A girl _ (ride) an elephant around the ring.
- A. Ride
- B. Was ridng
- C. Rode
- D. Will ride
Explanation: C is the correct answer since the simplest past form of ride is 'rode'.
Correct answer: Rode